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odd. It doesn't say you are trans either.
Louis "Lou" Gagliardi / Ash Franzetti / Alex 'Ace' Maddox / Tegan Ainsley / Taryn Amita / Diana / gothickitteh / gothickitty / Lynn Brooks / @acekatt - #T R A M S _ C R O W _ F U N D *buys 12 iPads* "Anyone got $600 they can spare?" *spits on cancer patient*
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odd. It doesn't say you are trans either.
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And Louie uses He/Him pronouns on Facebook (and everywhere else aside from Twitter, Discord, and maybe YouTube) as well. Funny how that happens.
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Another lie from ol' Lying Louis, Facebook doesn't care what you have as your name as long as it's not something extraordinarily fake. Maybe "Ace Katt" wouldn't fly, but Artemis Breakingwind might. Just more proof that him being transgender is a massive LARP. Like come on Lou, there are 60-year-old HSTS who pull it off more convincingly than you.
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Busy day on Tellonym.
Lou doubles down on being a dick to random anonymous people for no reason:
Lou the writer:
Lou spreads cheer wherever he goes:
Lou loves being hated:
Nobody should be anonymous except "Ace":
Lou doubles down on being a dick to random anonymous people for no reason:
Lou the writer:
Lou spreads cheer wherever he goes:
Lou loves being hated:
Nobody should be anonymous except "Ace":
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This one is absolutely funny because by claiming that his "Ace" name is a nickname, he confirms that he still goes by Lou Gagliardi even on Twitter with his alleged "Trans Identity". That, and the fact that it's soooo hard to change from his email that he's never seen point in doing so, in spite of making several emails just for Twitter accounts that inevitably get deactivated or even banned.
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Making a throwaway email account is very different from making a new email account and then updating all of your online accounts to use that new email address. As terminally online as Louis clearly is, there would be a lot of accounts on a lot of websites that he'd have to update, and that can be a huge pain in the ass even if you're not a lazy piece of shit.
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The vapid nature of his answers map the vapidness of his life. He has no hobbies, no interests, no passions. Those he does have he has the most bare-bones surface level knowledge of. He genuinely is nothing but the grift.
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"Don't ask me what I did wrong" is not the words of someone who understands what they did wrong and is sorry for what they did.
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He truly lives his life on the basest level: eat, sleep, grift, jerk off every once in a blue moon - assuming he can find his penis under all that fat. He just exists without any higher goals or aspirations besides "grift a lot of money". An utter waste of skin.
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Lou how in the actual fuck can you call yourself a writer when you have literally no writing to show anyone??? Does anyone else remember when he claimed to have been featured in acclaimed short story collection and have edited bestselling books? Help me, life alert!
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One of his short stories was featured in a booklet that was given out at Anthrocon one year. It wasn't very good, and if I remember correctly the whole thing was just blatant wish fulfillment where some baseball player turns into a buff tiger woman with big titties. All of Lou's short stories that I've seen are the exact fucking same.
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Bigot, don't you know that once you "identify" as something, even if you fulfil exactly none of the criteria, you are that thing and anyone who casts any doubt on that is a TurboHitlerNaziChud? If Lou says he's a writer, or a woman, or Irish, or disabled, he identifies as those things and that means the whole world has to dance to his tune or it's bigoted.
No wonder these progressive idpol ideologies appeal so much to useless lumps like Lou. You can just assume any identity you want and it's suddenly valid. It's a free pass to achievement and protected status without any effort.
Sadly for Lou, I identify as someone who can see right through his stupid bullshit.
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Nah, it was more like "Furry Jackie Robinson." It was blatantly Lou stealing the plight of others to fuel a story.
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I missed the original post of Lou's Pamphlet story, can someone quote the post that has it? I want to see how same-y it is to Lou's usual "some guy named Louis Gagliardi hates himself so he finds himself being transformed into a hyper titty hyper muscle Lioness/Tigress" story.
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I never let an opportunity for self-promotion pass by unheeded, so here's my effort at a rewrite. It is left as an exercise for the reader to judge which story is better.
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Thank you, now to write down my thoughts about this story as I go
0. We all know Lou has never had a job before, how the fuck were people convinced to give Lou money so he could go to Anthrocon, one of the biggest events in the fandom, and get his story in the pamphlet? I skimmed through the story to see if this happened, but props to Lou for not making a character named "Lou Gagliardi", at least.
1. These sentences seem a bit short, but then again, this whole story was made to be put into a three-page little pamphlet given out at a convention.
2. I feel like introducing the name of your character four sentences in only works if this was a sequel story to another story, Kylie Williams sounds white as fuck too,
3. This story seems to be based on 50's-60's era racism or sexism, but I'm not seeing any real references as to why this had to be the setting when the story doesn't take advantage of it in any sort of way. Fuck, even a sentence that mentions the main character having fought her way into being on this team would suffice.
4. Ah, Tim "Mad" Maddox? My mind went to the bald guy of similar name fame, but I have a suspicion that Lou put this character in as sort of a reference to his "Alex 'Ace' Maddox" persona at the time. However, I cannot confirm or deny this since Lou has been known for years to hop accounts to avoid accountability, judging by the chart that's posted every 100 pages.
5. This is the least exciting first spoken line to denote excitement I've ever seen in a story, and it's unsurprising that it was written by Lou. the line is, quite literally written and I'm not editing punctuation at all, "what an exciting time to be alive."
6. I am acknowledging the part where Lou tries to sneak in a reference to muscle growth, Lou is so fucking coombrained holy shit.
7. Kylie has fucking blue fur? YOU MEAN TO TELL ME LOU'S BEEN USING TROON FLAG BLUE FUR ON CHARACTERS FOR FIVE YEARS AT THIS POINT?
8. I am skipping a few paragraphs since there's like nothing too important in these. One important thing I'd like to note however is that Kylie Williams is being treated like a Mary Sue, mind you this is during a time where unknown prejudices are happening, so Kylie should be experiencing some sort of -ism right now.
9. Finally, we get some sort of action and this is well over half-way through this story. Said action? Tim Maddox hitting the ball once, with Kylie Williams showing excitement for it. Noted that this described action has more punctuation than any line that has been associated with Kylie Williams thus far.
10. Oh god both Kylie Williams and Tim Maddox are going to get in some sort of relationship by the end of this story aren't they? Both share the same species, and Lou has only ever written male/female relationships in the pictures he keeps uploading to FA.
11. Going to give this one to Lou: If there's something he loves, then Lou will write everything he loves about this into a story. This however comes as a detriment as, with what this story shows, Lou expects people to understand every minuscule detail there is about the topic he is writing about.
12. It shouldn't take over half the story to get to why this important detail is just now being brought up but this world seemingly takes place in a world where both humans and furries exist. This likely also will explain away any sort of "Why is there prejudice?" questions asked before, or after this point.
13. Why wasn't this story a main focus of Tim Maddox? It's odd that the story starts with some named background character at this point.
14. God damn Lou, you know you can make the characters talk to each other, right? Like only two or three lines were ever spoken throughout this story thus far.
15. What a surprise, the story didn't end with Tim and Kylie being in a relationship. Was Kylie literally only there to book-end the story? What a cop out, story ends just as it began. Kylie turning on a radio that had zero purpose in the story as Kylie did enter the stadium the broadcast was coming from, to describing how there was noooooo doubt about that baseball game.
In all honesty, while this is unironically Lou's best story of two thus far, @Norman B. Normal's story was an improvement, but ultimately shows to prove that Lou absolutely needs to improve a lot on his writing skills before actually trying to charge to be a writer in a climate to where anyone and their mother can become a Twitter Checkmark because they wrote one article on how a texture in Elden Ring is proof that we're getting Bloodborne II or some stupid bullshit.
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This made me laugh because to me it reads like he is confirming he is dramatic and lying.
Gotten.
I'm not sure what this says, maybe a Kiwi can translate. If not I'll run it through Google translate when I get off of work and edit this post.
He admits his "dead name" is Lou, but pretends he doesn't know it when being confronted on Tellonym. Typical Lou.
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I lurk here every so often. I know this question comes around every so often too, so I say this party rhetorically. Who the fuck is giving this guy money all the time?! People who do trash furry art get less them him and they offer a service.
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